THE HUMAN EQUATION
Uncovering Silent Battles Through Sound
Mental health battles are often fought in silence, unseen by the world around us but deeply impacting every person. The Human Equation invites you on a profound journey where sound becomes the voice of the impacted - expressing pain, finding strength, and seeking solace.
My Name Is Amanda Todd tells the poignant story of a young girl’s message of hope, empathy, and tolerance in the face of overwhelming bullying. Then, a new electric cello concerto from Colorado native Dylan Fixmer traces the arc of an artist’s journey out of darkness. Join us for a concert that speaks directly to the resilience and vulnerablity of the human heart.
Jocelyn Morlock — My Name is Amanda Todd
Dylan Fixmer — Concerto for Electric Cello
Franz Schubert — Symphony No. 2 in B-flat major
RUN TIME: 1 hour, 29 minutes (including intermission)
You’ll See: Resources for Mental Health
You’ll Hear: An Electric Cello
You’ll Feel: Catharsis
Choose Your Date:
JAN 10th
2026
Saturday, 7:00PM
Ent Center for the Arts
JAN 11th
2026
Sunday, 2:30PM
Ent Center for the Arts
This Concert’s Music Made Possible by:
2025-26 Season Sponsor:
Music Sponsors:
Connie Raub
Mary Koepp
Featuring:
Becky Kutz Osterberg, cello
WHAT TO KNOW
VENUES
This concert is held at the Ent Center for the Arts (Map) in the Chapman Recital Hall - 5225 N Nevada Ave, in Colorado Springs, CO.
Doors open 1 hour + 15 minutes prior to the performance.
PARKING
Free parking is available on-site in Lot 576 - for those with mobility needs, Lot 176 is available and adjacent to the building.
PRE-CONCERT TALK
The pre-concert talk will begin 1 hour before the performance.
The pre-concert talk leader will be announced soon.